Clemson’s final ACC home game now has a start time and a TV home.
The Tigers will host Georgia Tech on Nov. 14 at 12:30 p.m., with The CW carrying the game, the ACC announced Monday.
Clemson enters that matchup at 5-3 overall and 3-2 in the league after Saturday’s 36-24 win at Florida State. Dabo Swinney’s team still has three conference games left on the schedule.
Georgia Tech, meanwhile, is coming off a very different kind of season from the one it had against Clemson a year ago. The Yellow Jackets stunned then-No.
12 Clemson 24-21 in Atlanta last year on a walk-off field goal, but Brent Key’s team has stumbled to a 2-6 mark and 1-4 in ACC play. Georgia Tech has to win out to get to a bowl game.
ESPN’s analytics give Clemson an 83% chance to beat Georgia Tech.
Before that home date, Clemson goes to Syracuse on Saturday. The Tigers are favored by 1.5 points in that game. Georgia Tech will be at home against Louisville and is a 14.5-point underdog.
Clemson’s 2026 schedule, with known channels and kickoff times, now includes a noon start at Syracuse on Nov. 7 on ESPN2, a 7:30 p.m. Friday night trip to Duke on Nov. 20 on ESPN, and a Nov. 28 home game against No. 23 South Carolina.
The full schedule to this point: Sept. 5: at No. 11 LSU, L 51-10
Sept. 12: vs. Georgia Southern, W 22-7
Sept. 19: vs. UNC, W 28-20
Sept. 25 (Friday): at Cal, W, 24-10
Oct. 3: vs. No. 4 Miami, L 41-13
Oct. 10: OPEN
Oct. 17: vs. Charleston Southern, W 37-0
Oct. 24: vs. Virginia Tech, L 20-16
Oct. 31: at Florida State, W 36-24
Nov. 7: at Syracuse, noon (ESPN2)
Nov. 14: vs. Georgia Tech
Nov. 20 (Friday): at Duke, 7:30 p.m. (ESPN)
Nov. 28: vs. No. 23 South Carolina
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